How to cook the perfect cacio e pepe pasta (according to scientists)


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Pasta has long been a subject of scientific interest. — Pexels

From adding salt to egg whites to help them rise, or ice water to fix the green colour of spinach, time-old tricks are legion in the kitchen.

And, much to the dismay of Italians, pasta preparation is also the subject of many such beliefs, starting with that famous drizzle of olive oil that some say should be added to the pot of boiling water, supposedly to ensure that spaghetti doesn’t stick.

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